Join the South Coast AQMD Hearing Board for an Important Community Meeting Residents concerned about the Sunshine Canyon Landfill can join the upcoming status hearing by the South Coast AQMD Hearing Board. This meeting will review the progress on the Order for Abatement at Sunshine Canyon Landfill, addressing ongoing air quality and environmental concerns. Event […]

From the office of State Senator Henry Stern (CA District 27): We are excited to announce a call for artists within our district to submit their artwork for a special contest. The winning pieces will be proudly displayed in our Capitol office, showcasing the incredible talent from Senate District 27! This is an opportunity for […]

Keep Los Angeles clean and vibrant by using MyLA311! Whether it’s through the app, website, or simply calling 311, MyLA311 is the best and most direct way to report issues on our city streets including illegal dumping, potholes, graffiti, animal services, and so much more. The Board of Public Works is once again hosting MyLA311 […]

The Department of Recreation and Parks is launching the first phase of the Park Needs Assessment and they want to hear from you! This is your chance to get involved, share your thoughts and help shape the future of L.A's parks and recreational spaces. You can participate at needs.parks.lacity.gov or attend a live session... Saturday, March 8 10:00 […]

Dear Neighbors, Time is running out to file to run for a seat on the Granada Hills North Neighborhood Council! As a Neighborhood Council Board Member, you will have the opportunity to advocate for issues that matter most to you and your neighbors, advise your City Councilmember and other City leaders, and contribute to positive […]

Los Angeles Metro is set to close the Van Nuys G Line Station for three years, beginning Friday, February 21, 2025, to facilitate major infrastructure improvements. This closure is part of a $668 million upgrade to the 18-mile Metro "G Line" Bus Line (BRT), aimed at enhancing travel efficiency and reducing traffic congestion. What’s Changing? […]

Financial Assistance Available for Recovery Small businesses and workers impacted by recent wildfires in Los Angeles now have access to financial relief. The City of LA, in partnership with the LA County Department of Economic Opportunity (DEO), has launched the LA Region Small Business and Worker Relief Funds to support those affected. Grant Opportunities Eligible […]

Storm to Bring Heavy Rain, Potential Mudslides, and Flooding to Burn Areas Southern California residents are bracing for a powerful storm expected to bring significant rainfall between Wednesday and Friday. The storm poses a heightened risk of mudslides and debris flows in areas recently scorched by wildfires. Flood Watches in Place for Burn Scar Areas […]

Dear Granada Hills North Neighbors, Consider running for a seat on the Granada Hills North Neighborhood Council. Neighborhood Councils are a hyperlocal form of government that work to ensure the City of Los Angeles is responsive to the needs, challenges, and aspirations of YOUR neighborhood. As a Neighborhood Council Board Member, you can advocate for issues […]

We want to take a moment to thank our first responders, activists, and community members for stepping up during this challenging time. Your efforts—whether through resource-sharing, outreach, or direct action—are truly making a difference and show the strength and resilience of our community. With so much information circulating, we’ve compiled a list of resources to […]

The LAFD Mandatory Evacuation ORDER is DOWNGRADED to an Evacuation WARNING in the following area of Granada Hills: East: Balboa and Interstate 5 Freeway West: Tampa South: Sesnon North: Sunshine Canyon Road Please follow all local road guidance as firefighters continue to work in the area. Thank you for your continued patience and vigilance and […]

LADWP customers experiencing outages should expect crews to respond within 24-48 hours from the time outages are reported. Report outages, see outage alerts, and track the status of outages at: https://www.ladwp.com/outages Contact LADWP: 1-800-DIAL-DWP (1-800-342-5397) MyLA 311 connects you to city services and info; use it to report fallen trees, request cleanups, etc. Dial 311 […]

The National Weather Service (NWS) has issued an alert for a severe windstorm expected to impact Ventura and Los Angeles counties from Tuesday, January 7, through Wednesday, January 8. Winds are expected to reach 50-80 mph, with gusts up to 100 mph in some areas. In Los Angeles, Red Flag Parking Restrictions will be in […]

Enjoy Free Rides on LA Metro This Holiday Season LA Metro is once again offering free rides on Christmas Eve and New Year’s Eve to ensure safe and convenient travel during the holidays. From 4 a.m. on December 24 to 3 a.m. on December 25, passengers can ride Metro buses and trains for free. Free […]

The California E-Bike Incentive Project is a statewide consumer-facing incentive program that aims to provide point-of-sale voucher incentives — for the purchase of electric bicycles (e-bikes) — to residents in disadvantaged communities, low-income communities, and low-income households with an annual household income of less than 300% of the Federal Poverty Level (FPL). The base incentive […]

California Takes Action on Bird Flu Outbreak Governor Gavin Newsom has declared a state of emergency in response to California's rising bird flu cases. The announcement follows confirmation from the CDC of a severe human case in Louisiana. “This proclamation is a targeted action to ensure government agencies have the resources and flexibility they need […]

LA County Launches Program to Cancel $800M in Medical Debt for 200K Angelenos Los Angeles County is tackling medical debt head-on, offering relief to hundreds of thousands of residents burdened by unpaid bills. Through a groundbreaking initiative, the county plans to clear $800 million in medical debt for low-income residents, helping alleviate financial stress for […]

LA Animal Services will offer reduced adoption fees this Thanksgiving weekend to help the pets in the six Centers find loving homes. Like many shelters across the country, the Department is facing high intake numbers of cats and dogs, with medium- and large-sized dogs making up the majority of the pet population. Click here to view […]

Porter Ranch Celebrates New 50-Acre Park Honoring Philanthropy and Local Heritage Porter Ranch, a serene suburb overlooking the San Fernando Valley, has faced its share of challenges. Nine years ago, the community experienced the largest natural gas leak in U.S. history, releasing 100,000 metric tons of methane and chemicals that affected residents across the San […]

The Los Angeles Board of Police Commissioners has approved a $2.14 billion budget for the LAPD’s 2025-26 fiscal year. This plan reflects an 8.1% increase, or $160.5 million more, compared to the current budget. The proposal now moves to Mayor Karen Bass and the City Administrative Office for review, with the mayor expected to present […]